Irish Truce Declared Between Forces In Dublin
A truce between the Real Republican Army factions was announced this afternoon. It takes effect from 4 o clock today until 4 o clock Monday and aims to give both sides a chance to discuss terms. Provisions include ceasing operations except training, and both sides to cooperate to prevent aggression on property. Signed by rival chiefs Owen RO and Rian Kine, heads of staff of the armed forces.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Owen RO
Rian Kine
Atvad
Mellon Says Financial Situation Improving Rapidly
Mellon testified before the House Banking Committee urging a one year extension for War Finance Corporation lending to farmers and producers. He cited a broad decline in applications and a 24 percent drop from prior levels, arguing government programs offer longer terms to farmers while awaiting broader reforms.
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Wallington
Nieal
Mellan
House Banking and Clut Lency
Pasaige
Fingner Corporation
Mellon
Rcent
Todna
Hense
Orphan Returns To Home Of Her Own Folks
Orphan Clara, age unknown, returns to Fond du Lac to reunite with her mother’s family after years in Lutheran orphanages and foster homes in Wauwatosa and Racine. A Travelere Aid worker facilitated the reunion at Linton Station. Pastor located Clara’s Fond du Lac relatives and arranged the return.
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Fond DU Lac
Ay United Press
Wilngukoe
Lata Radley Ts
Clara
Wauwatosa
Ake
Travelere Aid Society
Linton Station
Termplin
Trond du Lac
Zimmerman Trial Struggles to Fill Jury Panel
Waukesha juror selection stalls as more than 100 veniremen are struck and the judge seeks to complete the panel for Mrs Frieda Zimmerman Cconomowor's trial on murder charges in the drowning of her two stepchildren.
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Associated Prexe
Waukesha
Moe
Frieda Zimmerman
Plan to Keep Army Awhile in Germany
Washington signals a continued American army presence in Germany beyond May 1 amid urgent Allied and German appeals. The move aims to counter German threats over reparations and bolster Allied prestige as the entente seeks cooperation.
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Germany
Bradford Wirch
Washington
Feermany
Allie
Dietman
Hughes
Ottuparien
Draft Soldier Bonus Bill Seen Soon by Harding
A draft soldier bonus bill is to be submitted to President Harding after a meeting of the Senate finance committee. Senator McCumber urged quick action while concerns about cost and repayment loans were discussed. The measure would provide for deferred payments and loans to finance the bonus, with an estimated first year cost of about 77 million dollars.
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Harding
United Press
Pest
Todas Republic
WeOmher Chalenvin
McCumaiber
Flarding
Senate
McCumber
Handwriting on Wall in Defeat of Harry S New s at Senatorial Primary
Washington dispatch reports the defeat of Harry S New at the Indiana senatorial primary. Old guards mourn as Albert Levedge gains momentum while Newberry and Watson contest the nomination. Veterans’ groups and farmers reactions frame the national outlook and hints surface of a cabinet offer upon retirement.
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Harry S. News
Lawrence Martin
United Prem
Washington
Senate
Ont
Tte
Harry & New
Albert Jo Levedge
Apps Hensten
Saa
Difurt
Truman Newberry
Mullaan
Min Watson
General Lin and the Central Drive Near Peking
chaotic dispatch describes General Lin’s forces advancing toward Lengual and near Peking with negotiations among Keung Prenton and Chi, Washington conference echoes, Admiral Stones’s fleet movement, and forecasts of heavy casualties as central Chinese forces clash with opposing commanders around Chang Tein and Sun Fal Seng.
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Associated
Treve
Tokingee
Gan Wa
Kiaise
Thiye
Pehang
Daisernyy
Peking
Chang Tein
Ameren Vette
Lohang
Ken Tatra
Morden
Lenguail
Bane Sin
Senate Appointees Enter Campaigns for 1922 Primaries
Several senate seats open in 1922 due to resignations and deaths. Appointed incumbents plan campaigns for nomination as they face contest for unexpired terms. Names and exact races are unclear in the damaged text.
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Senate
Neal
Milian &. Kenyon
Farwell Guilty of Second Degree Manslaughter verdict
Hartwell Farwell, Windsor wealthy bachelor farmer, found guilty by circuit court jury of second degree manslaughter for shooting neighbor Phil Hosten on January 10. Verdict returned at 2 30 p m after deliberations lasting about two days.
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Farwell Ta
Laund Press
Madison
Hartwell Farwell
Windsor
Farwell
Phil Hosten
Murdered teacher sparks jealous lover case in Quebec
Reports describe a teacher's killing as the jealous lover case unfolds. The assailant, Monty Banker, reportedly attempted to coerce a confession and later killed the teacher with a revolver. Authorities describe a bank incident as part of the ensuing drama.
Roundhouse Fire Damages Locomotives at Chicago and Southwestern
A blaze in the Chicago and South Western roundhouse damaged locomotives and caused estimated losses around $9000. Fire crews contained the flames, with repairs on the engines already nearing completion.
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Chicago & Southwealers
Howe
Fo Cmatises
Barbados Cable Landing Permitted by U S State Dept
The government has authorized the landing of the Western Union cable from Barbados. Announcement was made today at the State Department in Washington. The approval clears the way for the cable to reach Mintal Point.
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Barbados
Mintal Pla
State Department
Noted Doctor Dies After Illness At 78
Associated Press report notes the death of Dr M McCormack aged 78, a nationally known physician. The obituary mentions his career in medicine and a prior role as a stenographer for railway director Walter Daines, with the cause and location of death not fully clear in the fragment.
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Associated Press
M McCormack
Weoporalvala
Walter Daines
Genscal
Fulton and Roper Sign In Chicago Match
Captain Bol Roper of Chicago and Fred Fulton of Minnesota were signed for a twelve pound exhibition here the night of May 12.
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Associated Preanx
Denver
Bol Roper
Chicago
Fred Fulton
Postponed McCormick Romance Dominates Rumor Mill
Rumors of Mathilde McCormick and Harold Rockefeller heir engagement swirl amid family opposition and financial pressure. Reports allege a temporary delay with plans unsettled as tensions rise between McCormick kin and Rockefeller allies over the marriage.
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McCormick
Cains Walake
Mathiti
Krean
Fioushs
Sige
Drake
Ela
Mathilde
Oser
Geomet
Dyer
Harold WeCormi
Rights of Russian Ambassador Discussed in Senate by Borah
Senator Borah led a Senate discussion on the rights and recognition of the Russian ambassador. The debate touched on proper accreditation by the state department and the implications for U.S. government policy and foreign relations.
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Senate
Borah
Union Men Arrested in Conspiracy Charge
About 300 Longshoremen were arrested today by Chief of Police and 148 deputies after police broke a strike clash at a CPR warehouse. They face conspiracy charges connected to the killing of a constable during an attack on strikebreaker guards.
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Montreal
Union
Yalke
Elanwer
Mounted Po
CPR
Prohibition Commissioner Hayies Undergoes Minor Operation
Prohibition Commissioner Hayies underwent a minor operation in Baltimore and is recovering rapidly. He will return to his Washington desk in a few days, according to a report from prohibition headquarters.
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Washington, D. C
Hayies
Baltimore
Prohibition
Genoa Conference near collapse as Russia waits
Report notes Russia quietly waiting while tensions rise at Genoa ahead of possible talks. Allies seek a France stance on postwar restitution, with Britain and Germany involved and pressure on France to avoid concessions.
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Genoa
Russia
Russia Ready to Grant Oil Concessions Report
Fragmented report discusses Russia granting oil concessions and related political maneuvers. Mentions President and government actions, international implications, and potential impact on energy policy and wartime strategies.
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Russia
Daugherty Replies to Charges of Senator
Fragmented OCR yields a political row with Daugherty replying to charges against a senator. The text references legal terms, motives, and statements by public figures amid a partisan dispute with unclear chronology.
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Daugherty
Body of Fisherman Found With Skiff in Green Bay
The body of Joseph These was found in his small row boat with his fishing was on top, under twelve feet of water in Green Bay. He is believed to have drowned Tuesday when the factors sank.
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Joseph
Green Bay
Subsidy Proposal Sparks Farm Aid Debate in Congress
The article reports on a proposed subsidy to support farm interests, arguing government aid should help owners, machinery makers, and suppliers. It notes hearings planned by Congress and references conflicts over who bears the cost, including proposed government payments covering half the price of farm machinery.
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Eerie
Chestrel Trust
Bredelerstand Peti
Runaway Beloit Girls Sent Home by Chicago Patrolman
Two Beloit girls runaway from home were befriended by a man in Chicago and assisted by a pair of men to buy food and train tickets home. The episode ended with the girls returning to their families, ending their attempt to leave for an unspecified big city.
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Beloit
Chicago Patrolman
Mtoe
Valle
Maire
Irinson
Naga
Thommen
Teymond Moch
Leo Miller
Homer
Mendis
Bob
Mit
der Carlin
Peshtigo Paper Company Formed From Mergers
Reorganization merged Peshtine Pulp & Paper and Peshtigo Fibre into The Peshuge Paper Company. Holdings vote to unite, 3900 000 to be placed in the new concern, 200 000 for improvements. Dayton John G Sutherland to manage the firm within thirty days.
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Associated Preay
Voshtige
Peshtine Pulp & Paper Company
Peshtigo Fibre Company
Peshuge Paper Company
Dohn G
Poincare Firm In Adherence To Belgian Idea
Paris reports the French cabinet backed the ten year truce with reservations over Versailles rights while instructing delegates to negotiate with Belgium and review changes in policy. French stance remains opposed to allied notes on Russia and emphasizes protecting national interests amid European pact discussions.
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Poincare Firm
Webb Miller
United Press Stat
Paris
Fraunce Today
Lin Lloyd George
Versailles
Ginou
Polithaut
de Hussianes
Roteguard
Loui Lartiens
Robert Herne Poket
Remisman
Ambinet
Hywesar
Atd
Poincare
Mance
Belgil
Hele Witite
Tot
Dad
Llosa
Fenine
Man Named to State Railroad and Railway Commission
Joseph W. Conner of Wisconsin was appointed as a member of the state railroad and ame houske commission by Governor Hulne. He fills the term of Edward McKin non and succeeds in the new revival of platuces. Franklin E. Bump, county judge of Vora county, was nominated as attorney general to proceed ErK Brosard. The commission is expected to act on Morcank appointment soon.
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United Press
T Maddon
Joseph W. Conner
Arule Wis
Morcank
Bump
Faint OCR Draft Notes Weather and Timeframe
The fragment notes a forecast or diary style entry with unclear references to night and day periods. Mentions a rise at dawn and a possible plan for a portion of the night. Text is garbled with limited readable facts or named entities.
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Heine
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Yes Shieh
Calline
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Opeiatiye
Cita
Wood
Teo Tin
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Charles A. Rawson
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Monner
Manly
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Fulton and Roper
France
Mgormick
Edith Rockefeller M'Cormick
Harold Macormick
Rouke- Telly
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Mig Odith Rockefeller
Cormick
Harold Wax
Edward Keron
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Amerin Rate
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Pete
Atlante Penitentiary
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South Dakota
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Comte Amoll
Ube Xhippine
Chepeetine
de Fuente
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Miner OF
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Teiagne
Todiy
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Miew Daly
Mitcheil & 1D
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Peshtigo Concern
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